Dade County weekly times. (Rising Fawn, Dade County, Ga.) 1884-1888, July 30, 1885, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfti>e jjfa&t Comity 'dimes, trexton - - Georgia. j Edilor T'4HAVJ}ON\ d * Proprietor j-nterod t»t The Past Office at Tren ton as peoQPd class mail matter. C'FJ'iay oj? iob; Colo Building, op utairs. {Published every Wednesday. Correspondence solicited; flut to roopiye i*t lotion, euinii]i*nioiitioi)s must lie aooonipapip by a responsible name —not tor publication but us ii guarantee of good f;*ilh. Contributions of news solicited fi'nip every -urned unless nccempanicd by 11 stuuip. rates and estimates given pn application. Sunsßirrioij —Otio year, 75 C6iits;six months, 50 oeniy; three mouths, 25 flints. . AU letters should bp eddreased tp U If M TIMES, Tret*ton, Qa. Tbiishai, j i li -‘in if®, In Ohio the the Gorutan picas is trying to get on the fctioo on Prohibi tion: that is till it can tell to which of tlui parties it will bo policy to mist its influence. Destroying flooring mills by fire lias been so Rcuiicnt and heavy of late that »t will probably so increase tlie insur ance rate {hat that industry will hava to carry its own insurance. Fanaticism has not characterized the Southern temperance people as the Northern; and Northern papers am free to admit that the Southm u Htatpa haye dealt with 4 more wisely than the Northern. people of our metmpolotain cities are very jealous in having their pur suits ol pleasure curtailed Put when their mjipls become terrorized bv epi demics, intense boat die, they are will ing to give tips devil a tee simple ti tle to tliptn all. New York has over 100 negro con victs to every tll.OOOof that population with in her State limits; Masacliusetts JiasGU to every 10,000; South Carolina has about 9 to every I({,UUO; Georgia has *2l to every 10,0()0. In the white population the contrast is much great er. Where is reformation mostly needed? The house in Gun- Grant was born is in good demand. Phila delphia wapiti it, Cincinnati wants it, Clcriuount comity wants }t and not any one knows how many other plac es or corporations want it. It would be u good thing to chip tip and sell Its relies. What a speculating! feu It o'orfld not take ineny thousand P&ow-boys to clean up an army any na tion on the globe could put in the held, if they measured and sized up i)y light ers according to the information re ceived iftjd contract in ado with the Russian authortjos by a Polish Jciy for a hundred ol them as soldiers. Judging fiuiij the human treat ament, an*l earn the convicts of up county receive at the bands of tJieif losses and overseers ueuplo of our enmity have inf conception as to the outra geous and luhmnau tieatfinent those of fithei place-' in tlie State rocc've at the Jin tide of tlteir lessee#. Tho Cfnol find l/arhaiI•icjijs 1 •icjijs treaterniit that they have retimed at other places is an out jageagajust Immunity and civilisation At piescnt there is njoie newspaper fighting g .iny on in Tennessee than pnv other State in the Un,<>n ? jhcuio prat pajers not having a suftieient pumbci ol fjppubli' un c>temporai ii s iq throw ihejr “slang” and -‘.‘slush” a. interchange it anion" theniselve; and when one appeals to make it a little to warm for ihe other it brands its oponent “l{epnhlieauisin”as the most jnsoiti.il" epithet it can apply. Tho heaviest drift of sentiment seems to favor the nomination of Hot . A fl. Bacon as the neit candidate !<>r governor, b,:t met with a shaip oposi tioi:. Quiio a sprinkle ol others have »>eou mentioned; among them Mr. JViiigU*, the leader in tlo> Local Option bill. We eapijot favor a Prohibition ticket for governor, though vye do not think a better and stronger man could be •imuincited on that platfonu than I>r holt •»n JJiil ip ilo.-et,! .ice it'.; j. »1 i.'’y ac>{ gain in fifiTgi i'! 1 i»t,-ndijfr »!> CJtLSIi to i t form a ■I. rot, ii , re <»r ijji Jiv rrt i ria.in. Is it *!>;>> t In n i. ,p,u)<i b« mgis rhrr '.r ' s- blre maV** iheappf'ipi ia Roller skaiting links were assailed by the press, am] preached against, and abused, but they' long held to their popularity. Now they are said to be failing vapidly, not as insults ol the attacks made on them, but merely be cause they Imva run their course, and are going opt of fashion. ( tiidliiiioomi’s Korjuj Tronhle, The Chattanooga Daily Times and Cuipii.itpiAl, have for the past few days been having quite a lively little skirmish in regard to Die publication of (lev. Mr, Rinkin’s, of that city, sermon in which lie openly and boldly attacks the great social evil of the city. Tlio Times refused to publish the sermon, apparently based on the grounds that it was too highly sensa tional and indecent; while Commercial nut only published it, but has thrown its editorials in a line according with its sentiment. It sounds rather queer for tho i’imc.s to beaoine so delicate all at once, when, heretofore, there is not a paper south of the Ohio liver that could collect and publish higher and more sensational and filthy matter than it. In politics tbp Ccmmeicial is one of those honest, snappy', knmv when-to strike Republican papers; the Times well, it has always been a matter o' no little task with the Dem ocrats of Chattanooga to politically locate it. At any rato the Commer cial is about getting the better of tho present fight. GEN. GRANT. Is ilic Tribute hijii to l))s Memory i‘yj tie nee Thiittill Sertiona!isi:i anil every Wound tariffed by the Lute ITipliUiSJinluess Healed! Gon. Grant is daad. 110 dic l 8: 8, a. in. t lie -drd i list. Wed I, and wliat should bo said a’jotjl lii’n? One ('act is: It would take a brave heart to ‘.ell and publish all the truth about him Sometimes popular opinion is a cruel thing. It ojten has not any veneration for the truth. It l|as its god, and it has no charity towards those tvl;o will not woiship at thq shrine of that god. 1 Ttpsp fallacies may become so deeply engraved in {.ho sentiments of the populace that generations will bo born and pass away before they will giveaway to the strongest lights of trntji. Oftoq, the only difference be tween the present and dark agos is, that the present has learned to clothe their gods in a ljvf.iv more like that of Heaven or in attributes belonging to the true, great, and good. The press and public lias 50 supcedci) ii) deifying Grant. It would take volumns to ex pose all the fallacy in the great deeds that he has been credited with doing, and the noble qualities of mind and soul that has boon attributed to him Put at the closing scenes he boro a spirit id clemency towards the heroes of the Lost Cause that characteriz.e<] few, if any, of the Federal authorities and officers, (01 which let the South drop a tear to his memory. Np! there is no sectional hatred in the South; and, far Jens, not any in disposition towards {lie {jnioi). No section of this yast government o' oms ea'eitaina truer patiiolic venera tion for tiiat grand acheivement and noble work of the founders of our gov ernment than this section. Ib.it in the hearts of true Southern patriots is left a woniid and scar that will find a lies'ing only in eterigly. From generation to generation the truth will be handed down, and at each decade it will become more effulgent till er i'or and falsehood will be assigned to its proper fjle in the history of our na tion. Heaven nor earth hay 110 law by which a wrong can ho inflicted 1 hen buiied iij übjivion, its effects nev ci to bo felt in time nor ctcnflty, save the free gift purchased by tlmtfbloQ-1 and triumphant conquest oyer the (lowers of darkness by the Intjuity. 'ITIie press is toeming wjtli sympathies bespoken hv the Southern press, ex pressive of its feelings in the death ot ; the Oo'iim iudei-in-chief of the victo rious Federal a; my. Lut does this speak the true sentiment of the South ern people towards ti.osu who have grossly wionged them? Well, it is a question that would take tiino and space to explicitly answer. The Senate is stil! working 00 the amend montfos tiio Probiqiiion bill ,and is trying to .matter it with uioro amendments. We are enejined to buhave that Hill Arr. is about or entirely rig. ’ . „n thr U, i,,iu.aOrj bip, 1,1*4 has got the ropr-i on I)r Felton ji. regard to it, Flow Loy.—Crops oic “laid by’’ 41. d big meetings have comaionced. •• i aber" 1 jigged qliickons and water cl!"re rip * and iircacliftrs and is AM .10 NFS EoiTon Timks;—D tflo pev l wore to call youi attention in behalf of he’’ von say yuu would almost give him space, conscammtlv I dapt apprehend any danger of the wastbasket, I did not write tho article which up peared in the '{Times of the pith inst, for the sake of agitat*on, naithm do 1 retain such iiltontioii now, but fm the ake of uiyselt and Immunity. 1 write the following. 1 have nothing against the church .to which Sam Jones lie longs but l ilo believe there api tlpms •mils of good Cliristains in the nietho dist church. . Mr Editor in his remark which followed mine, said lie lmd up extreme contempt toward those who would deprive an American citizen ol a single privilege; that ho does h it be loive in half masting our colors (neitli er do I). Rut my heart is thrilled with mnUerable pain when 1 see im mortal souls trembling as it \ynro upon the brinks of endless perdition, when, thinking thoy aie rescued and saved umie i the holy teachings of Sam Jones Mv colors are such that tfgroe with the Rjblo and that alouo. Hut as to Die colors of Mr Editor 1 am in doubt. B t 1 think it is anything to suit Sam Jones cfc Co. As you all ought to know Sam gets his doctrine Irom the disciplin, and preaches from Dm point of reason and a great many* Hines tliev are verry unpensouable. Hut that is alright, it is not necessary to go into the details of his doctrine, Rut to the remark that a man who would swear would staal. Tim is humanity in the good old religi >us land of Amend i. 11l living up there mark. Mr Editor has ii onp way and Mr Rowd-ui another thou nnne< the question which is light? Mr Editor or Mr R iwdon. I liave it from good authority that Sam Jones gave litlor auco to the expression while pleaching in the city of Nashville. So yon see that Mr R nvden would liavo taken great littered in Sail) to follow him t,j Nashville. Mr. Rowden admits tlnf Sam iltteiance the exjues.-i .n hut lid not intend it as wo sou it. Rtu we take it for what it is. From >vhat wp can find out about tho early life of Sam Jones hp, was a profane man, as voting generly do of that disposition “Will «wen pa little” And yet he says a man •w ho will swear will steal. I wonder ii Mi Juiier ever stole anything. In accordance with wlia{ iie says, he is a refomvq rogue, a minister and servant of God. Mr Jones is Judging those who sweat by his own disposition. But that is nop true, there are thousands of good honest citizens wlm are far Su perior to Sam Jones, that ►wear 1 want it understood that 1 flo not en dorse sweaving or the tiso of profane language in any respect . The only tiling ]. hupp agial)st Rum Julies is lie has toquaieli influence Ho is leading good people astray. 1 have hoard the remark that if Sam Jones were to call Jcsps Christ « dev il, I vvui)ld believe it. U''S}t you see wliat lie is doing. lie is leading the good people far from {ho sh eplold of religion. For fear of taking Jo jnuch space I vviuclose hoping D|k- vs ill lie tho last Respect. R ? E Cross. MorganyiHe July jiflili. 1 B^>. * * * * lie preaches’ out ol the depth o| a sad person tl experi ence dm ing the fjrst ypars ol manhood and eai ilor life, but from aj*l ‘d and grpwipg joy in God years past. Ila is a brand plucked front!he burnings, and lie glorifies tin* gratr by which he pas dcliycipd Ir« pi he fond of iniquity, fully and oypu enijpisi.tsti c tlly bgipivijig that JJivjne grace can save ihe vilest of men II fiimh holds to the Hoctlino of tiip Sjiip’s influence on men, and evidently rpiliv.es tlie Spirit’s power and prosengp jn his la hoVs. He is hold heyomj japeiient in the denunciation of sins, calling things by their Saxon npmes and laying on a strong (fpphasis. He Kjieaks in the language of to day among the peo p’e, recognizing no school of m vle.cui j ing for no inlp of rhetoric, or human opinio!), seeking to g.et light down lq the common throbbing, suilminir, sin ling heart and Lie of our limnnnjtv, and, id practicable, bring r, with all its woes, to tug great Heplcp and Sav ior of the wretched. He has an in* tense hatred of the vices of gambling, drutjkncss licentiousness prof anity dis honesty, and falsphook, apdof what ever lead? men to commit these sms. an l he tells the paople so in the broad est terms. lie pleaches the fi < v ter rors of the law to ttie liardoned aim impenitent, bpt others unbounded mer Jfty to the linuible heart. * * * * * As tbu result of tho Key Sam Jonc‘s work i,eru 1 v u fbnt about soyea hun.ocd and fifty accessions hr. vo bpon mado to ttie Fhiuoh es, and there art fully tsrplyo hundred pr - fossions of religion altogatlior. Adding tho Uumber of profession in tho Churches be’ero the tent mcotiiigs began to the lybnvc esti mate, and thoro Lave certainly been a glitoo teon liundrcd professions and t*ol\> bun Jed accessions to Nldbvillo Churches in llio las four months. Tlio cause ofCbrist has receiv od a groat i w petns ju many ways. Liquor dealers ,|>a r p quit tho business, gamblers have thrown away their cards, profaneswear rs ceasod the blasphemy of God’s holy name ’hurchmoaibcrs been raised to a higher view >f life and duty, and mqttitgdcs t.i.id, Wliat (■ -v,cr Uioro iu an earnest gospel iur aosily prtucned! M h,i: .-ircrigfi, tin. re in do iib ’ll ol G> d ■ pe. f. c IjT g ~,.11 Ma v : lie spiritual wave roll';.;, utj.t o ive< j. a’r,t. .d tI:C world: RkV M It. DkWii'T. I'. t) , ill ti c I • . . ~ . A ii.aM’a, Ga., July -fl —A psssei get train on the (porgia pacific R* R tell through a trqslie at Mnscutine nation to day. Mark Smitli, a trail hand, and Wm Berry the engineer, were fatally injured. Tim latter will probably die to-night. Two iqeu had iheir legs broken agd nuc psssengey is missing. l(e is supposed to be un der tln-: wreck. pis learned that bc sid's tiicso mentioned, six person were njiiiod, hqt it is not knp vu how seri ou.sjv, as l>r,t meager details hay been yepsived- IjEMRAL NEWS- Gen Unstis has withdraw his resig nation as president qf Washington and Leo University. A e.ahlegiam baa it that incase of outbreak of wai between England and Kuwait a Texa, linn has contracted to fpi nish the Czar 100 cow hoys. Western Boiiisana infested with a fatal and distractivo cattle and stock plague. Stock qf all lands aro dying by hundreds. Hot weather is doing ouo good ser vice in New York —it is closing the theaters. Jas. I) - Fi-h, oy-Prosidont of iho Marins iln.uk, is getting uluug smoothly in tho Au burn prison. lourmeu ik-nths occurred in Philadelphia {he 20th caused by exees.i.u heat. A plncernoar Colorado Springs, Coi., was struck by a storm-cloud iiio 2(i'li n.iing thp most disastrous damage, to life and property Wagon and railroad bridges, houses, and a lot of campers were swept av, ay. A lady in St. I, on is proposes to givp S6O, 000 towaedr founding a home for families of decease*) frco-uiasons. An nh/erman of a certain oky in Pern), is claimed as a husband fly six wompn. A dispatch says that tin lving of Dahqtney Western Africa, yiith a large army, hag mas* snereed tho people of the Freinch village and captured 1,000 wuieh dfey pigposcto pat. Politipaj and civil matters are again set tled in tflo jjjtflmus ftf P)ipa)pa, ap*} peapg prevail s. Cattle mei) are given 40 flajs fp remove their cattle from the India)* Territyry. The court lias dee'aied leases void, and not any one except of Indian blood can hold a limited or unlimited estate in real property of tho ti rritury. Ex Senator O.ndom denies having |p>|t any sppcj t 1,,1fr. /? in W;tl» < l : The if/ayor of Chicago has taken the task and authority on himself of clearing out tho pool rooms of that city, styling them “schools for gai))flleing.” President Cleveland the Mcxipan editors at tho White House tho 2drd jnst. Duiinga recent storm in Italy ligjiteninc flillcd thirteen persons and injured 22. Prpspcotn for a fine eottop crop ip Texap is Unprecedented. Spven nogroes wero kifled fly the derail ing of a car on f j,o ltichmood A luuvillo K. It. Ua., tho 27th ii;st. (Jov. //oodly, of Ohio refusod to isstio a proclamation apropos to Ucn Grant’s death. CIIAS. W. AT WOO W, i. W. AVErY, Husiucss Manager. Editorial Man. The 111 MAPI. ST DAILY lit Georgia —THE— ATLANTA EVENING CAPITOL Is a blight, Live, Spicy Daily filled with NEWS fnma abroad and over ills State Use Associated Press DISPATCHES. A Full Jteport of 11 ic l)a\l\j Proceedings of the Gpop giti Legislature- With personal notes pipl pom incuts on the movement? of (Jeorgia citizens Foreign L local market repprts corrected daily SPECIAL OFFER FOR TWO MONTHS! Including the lull session of tl),o f.egiblatnie j)) ( d tho consequent stii ring events at the Capital, |>y mail GO cents post paid. Lend Stamp h r sample copies Adores, The Evening Caimtol., Atlanta, Ga, TUTTfS 28 IW USE. t’hS Greatest JJedicol of the Age-1 SYMPTOMS pF A TORPIDT LIVER. It.oss of appetite, Dov/ris costive, Pain ia th« head, with a dnil sensation la tap bach fart, I’ain under tho chouldcr. blnde, Fullness after eating, vrlth a die,. tnc!in-.:ion to exertion of body cr mind, Irritability of temper, Lor? spirits, with a feeling of having neglected some duly, Wcariucss, Dizziness, Fluttering at tho Heart, Dots before tno eves, iieatlacko pver the rlirht cyo, Kcstlessnese, with gtful dreams, Highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT’S PiLI.S aro especially adapted to such rases, one dose effects each a change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. They Incr ease the Appetlte,ftmi runic tho 1 «dy to T»ve on fc'Jesh, thus the svitera Is nourished, and by their Tonic Action on the ktbrestiveOru&uii.ltca-iilßi siootssro gro.liuvd. Price taiVn. I** utr.y st., Ji.Y. TUTTB HAIR M€. OU VT It AIR or WIiISKBUS changed to a fILOSsT 15LACK bv a mngl« application of ittis Lite. it. imparts ,i oaturaf noior. acts instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, ox Bent bvexpress OC iccotp- of Ji. TO 'IUJEOIS TH4DBS RISINO FAWN AND VICINITY J. FORESTER * CO Dealers hi gpnuval lUGivhandisu ami try produce under thp management cd Forester and It. P. Tatum: llespoetfuHy licit a liberal patronage of the trade of lvk> ing Fawn, We do not propose to sell out at cost* W e do not propose to sell at extortion eat prices We do not propose to sell on the credit system. We do propose to keep in stock an assort* moot of General merchandise to suit our customers We do propose to sell goods at reasonable prices for cash or banter. We do iH’Qpopo to manage aw'business pur oivn way,-and allow others the a une [nivilego. We ask our friends to cull and see us. •$. Forester & Co„ Kisiuing Fawn* Ga J t A. C4BE. J. U. A {.{.lson. J. L. Case. irffe A.IST v 23? Montgomery Avp„ Tenn AT THE j. 4. mi OLD STAND llavp in StOCK and cheap l\H tlip CHEAPEST tl gPIKUaI ijue of F^Hlily Groceries, Country Produce and Provisions etc., to which wp invite tl>o Trade of Walker, Dado and (Jatotisa coun ties, when in need of anything iu our line, to call or send us your ORDERS, that shall have prompt ATTENTION and satisfaction guaranteed- \yp want your HARTER. Case & cp, * BRO, Term Extend ti hearty wole me to their Dado County friends while vf ting Cliatttinooga, NVe have two large stoi s filled with excel, lent stocks of Dry Goons—Clothing, Loots and Shoes, Ladies’.Trimmed Hats, etc, etc, BARGAINS FOR EVERY CiC BE SUftH AND CALL -AT -79 Market st. for Dry Good*, etc. 705 Mar ket st. lor Clothing and f urnishing Goods — ■■■...r.WnTJ' ' '.J ■'j » LETCHER ITCKEMS, Chattanooga. JAR. C. SMITH. Trenton, Ga. PICKENS & SMITH Successors lo D -J- WUITESI HE, Wholesaleanc! Retail Dealers in ms, mi’s, m m fans, goods TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS AND UMBRELLAS, 7 ' >:{ M arket Street —— ~ 1 *r 1 Ci’DELB 13Y MAIL WILL HECFiyE ATTgNTJO^.